Chapter 2 Flashcards

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The richly decorated Bibles made by Irish monks in Ireland and Britain during the 7th to 9th centuries were because of

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The Ministry of Patrick

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When did Patrick live and who was his father

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He lived from about 389-461 A.D and was the son of Calpurnius

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Where did Patrick grow up

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Middle class, Christian home

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Patrick took his-for-and at age-he committed a-so great that it-him for the rest of his life. Though it was-a-for years, some historians believe that only one-could have aroused such a-after that long a time… He must have been-of-! It is also believed that he had almost become an- at this point of his life by some-

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Faith, granted, 15, sin haunted, Kept, secret, sin, passion, guilty, murder, atheist, historians

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At age-, he was-and taken as a-. He tended-and this trial-some special-in his life. After-years, he-and-Home, but he was-. He returned as a-to-

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16, kidnapped, slave, herds, yielded, fruit, six, escaped, returned, changed, missionary, Ireland

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It appeared that he studied-because his-began to have a lot of–in them. He served as a-baptizing lots of-and even-his former-. As a matter fact he-there, as a-the-of his-

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Scriptures, writings, scriptural quotations, missionary, converts, evangelized, masters, stayed, missionary, rest, life

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During Patrick’s life, the–was not a-reaching-. The-were places of-for–Who wanted to serve as-or-.

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Catholic church, far, organization, monasteries, training, young men, missionaries, pastors

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Most-took-of-and even gave up their-possessions so that they could be less–and could-without-

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Monks, vows, chastity, material, bogged down, minister, distractions

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Monks-there-between-/-and-labor

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Divided, time, devotions/studies, manual

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Because of Patrick’s-, the-had-between-and-. He had-the first-church.

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Labor, gospel, spread, England, Ireland, established, Celtic

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There was a-between the–and the more–( Who had not been-much). The more-churches became known as the—and eventually set up-in-,-

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Conflict, Celtic church, traditional churches, evangelizing, traditional, Roman Catholic Church, headquarters, Rome, Italy

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The Bible we will be looking at in this chapter is called the–and was copied off the coast of-at a-that was started by a–follower of-. Bishop-copied and-( -And-colorful-in the- ) that text. These types of-were used in-or-

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Lindisfarne gospels, England, monastery, second generation, Patrick, Eadfrith, illuminated, Drew, painted, pictures, Margins, copies, chapel, church

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13
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In short, monks took vows of

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Chastity and poverty

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Who was the second generation follower of Patrick who started a monastery in England

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Bishop Eadfrith

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15
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Many Bibles like these were made during the–that monks worked in a special room called a-to copy them

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3 centuries

Scriptorium

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Most Bibles that were copied by the monks were lost in the-century when the–and-was almost completely–of-and-

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Ninth, Vikings raided, Christianity, wiped out, Ireland, England

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Most early-had only–. Other books had-or-portions for devotions. They were copied on the-full didn’t have to be-by-in size.

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Bibles, 4 gospels, psalms, selected, parchment, 13 1/2, 19 3/4

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Parchment was made from–and was-in–to-the-. Later they learn to make-from the-

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Animal skin, soaked, lime water, remove, hair, paper, Arabs

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The-wrote with a-( from a-/-) after he was done, the book was- and then it was-

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Scribe, quill, goose/turkey, illuminated, bound

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20
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Until after the renaissance, artists had to make their own paints. Where did blue, green, Crimson, blue violet, and white come from?

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Blue-a gem (lapis lazuli)

Green-cupric acetate

Crimson-insect dye

Blue violet-indigo plant

White-lead

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To make paint, the colors were-with-or–which made it-to the page

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Mixed, gelatin, egg white, stick

22
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The Bibles that the monks made were very-and-. The-were made of-and had-and—on them at times. Some people would-the-

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Beautiful, ornate, covers, wood, Gold, semi precious stones, steal, covers

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The monasteries were sometimes the only place a person could get an-until years later when-were-. They had-, but–.

-Who had more-then the-we’re supposed to read the copy work and find-. But they were not all-. And, sometimes, when they were, the-would draw a-face or a-hand in the margin

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Education, universities, founded, small, decent, libraries, proofreaders, education, monks, errors, found, editor, gawking, pointing

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What size was the parchment folded into

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13 1/2 by 19 3/4

25
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The large wing feather of a bird, carved into a pen

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Quill

26
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A hand written book

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Manuscript

27
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Alphabet form used in the sixth century, which was beginning to develop ascenders and descenders

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Half Unical

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Small pictures painted and books to illustrate their contents

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Miniatures

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An older leader of the church

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Presbyter

30
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A layman in the church who assists in the ministry

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Deacon

31
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Overseer of a number of small churches in one location

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Bishop

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A document written by a clergyman to defend himself against other clergy who criticized his ministry

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Confession

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The church in the British Isles, especially in Wales and Ireland

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Celtic church

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The Western branch of the church, which follow the direction of the Bishop of Rome

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Roman catholic

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Drawing or painting colorful decorations in the margins and around initial letters in manuscript books

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Illuminate

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Sheep or goat skin prepared as a material

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Parchment

37
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Sewn together and attached to covers that protect the book

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Bound

38
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The first page to a gospel, means “here begins”

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Insipid Paige

39
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Lowercase letters

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Minuscules

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Written with a flat edge pen that forms the thick and thin strokes of the letters automatically

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Calligraphic

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Capital letters

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Majuscule

42
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Heavily decorated; sometimes excessive

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Ornate

43
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Representing things by pictures

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Pictorial

44
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A character representing the letters E and T combined and meaning and

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Ampersand &

45
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The artists

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300-400s

46
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Only the-could read

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Clergy

47
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The monks have the job of-the-by hand

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Copying, Bible

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Individuals did–copies of the-. Since it took-to hand write a copy, it would have cost a local-a–

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Not own, Bible, a year, Pastor, years salary

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Bibles were brought to-from-, and were all written in-with an-form of writing called–

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England, Italy, Latin, Italian, half unical